Believe Me. Life is a Story - story.one

Mia Abbot wakes up with her neighbourhood overgrown, destroyed and seemingly evacuated. Her father, a dedicated scientist, has left her limited rations, a letter and a phone with access to social media. Given specific instructions to capture and share her surroundings, her prescribed purpose is to warn her followers. After discovering what happened, Mia hopes her followers will #BelieveMe. But will she survive long enough to convince them of the truth?This is an interactive book. Readers can follow the social media account Mia used in the book on Instagram @mia_abbot.

Autorentext

Genevieve Mueller from Adelaide, Australia was born with an unfair advantage. While often classified as a reading and writing disability, her dyslexia is her ultimate superpower. Starting as an exercise to catch up to her peers, her parents insisted she read and write daily. The chore developed into an interest and ability to channel her creativity. While she may still initially read Santa as Satan or vice versa, she has spent twenty-six years working on her creative writing craft. Her writing is emotional, often with dark themes. Genevieve's goal is to paint vivid imagery in her reader's heads. So, take a seat, grab her book and escape.